Sedum Burrito blue jade slow growing succulent flowering easy care plant

This is an usual plant as in the wild it has only been found growing in two ravines in Eastern Mexico when it was discovered in 1984.  It is related to the larger Sedum Morganianum but this is a miniaturised version.  It has much shorter and fatter glaucous leaves and ‘tails’ and these spiral to create exquisitely formed blue-jade succulent stalks.  These get longer and longer and eventually will trail out of the pot.  They also flower producing pink/red flowers and the end of the ‘tails’.

This is an ideal candidate for a sunny south facing window sill but can be grown as a trailer.  This plant is supplied in a 6cm pot and will come with its own comprehensive easy to follow care instructions.